L&C Train 14 passes under the Springdale Road bridge in Lancaster.

L&C Train 14 passes Circle S Feed Mill

Tom Golden photo.

Now running on the original L&C line, L&C Train 14 leaves Lancaster Mill with the high hood former Southern Railway GP38AC #2866 leading short hood forward. The crew has also picked up SD40T-3 #60... (more)

L&C GP38AC #2866 shoves their train on the new connection track between their original line and the former Norfolk southern SB line.

Former Southern Railway GP38AC #2866 brings a short train down the old Southern SB in Lancaster, South Carolina with the high short hood leading long hood forward. Neat to catch an old locomotive ... (more)

Former Southern Railway GP38AC #2866 brings a short train over the former Southern Cane Creek bridge in Lancaster, South Carolina with the high short hood leading long hood forward.

Rolling southward down the center of Hillsboro Street with white flags flying are Southern Railway GP38AC 2851 and Norfolk Southern GP38-2 5101, possibly NS train P41, pulling a southbound train o... (more)

FWWR transfer job with a leased NREX which they purchased a few years later and became FWWR2009 Apache.

Some pigeons scatter as a southbound Grand Trunk Western freight rattles over one of the bridges spanning the Calumet Sag Channel into Blue Island, Illinois, on December 3, 1988. The truss bridge ... (more)

The crewman doesn't look too happy that I am taking his picture. But this was a unique paint scheme and I wanted to get the shot. There were three N&W EMD GP38AC units that received the "skun... (more)

Iowa Northern Railway: After the yard job cleared up in Bryant yard, the Olewein Job completed their air test, and heads out of town, about to round the curve and cross the Cedar River. I k... (more)

Iowa Northern Railway: This impressive lashup is actually the yard power for today. 7 units go about switching Bryant yard in Waterloo, IA, the railroads headquarters. There are 3 GP38AC's,... (more)

A trio of L&N GP38ACs moves engine lite on the former C&EI. Tom Golden photo.

The Port of Montana's switcher works the interchange with BNSF. Out of sight are both the BNSF L-MON2351 local and UP MSBPC, making for a busy morning here.